Announcing the Artificial Analysis Pronunciation Robustness benchmark, measuring how…
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Announcing the Artificial Analysis Pronunciation Robustness benchmark, measuring how reliably Text to Speech models say challenging text correctly - Google Gemini 3.1 Flash TTS leads at 88.1%, followed closely by SpaceXAI TTS at 87.6% and ElevenLabs Eleven v3 at 85.6% Existing Text to Speech (TTS) evaluations, including our TTS Arena, capture overall listener preference (e.g., how natural a voice sounds), and Word Error Rate (WER) checks whether the right words come out. Pronunciation Robustness adds a view of whether those words are said correctly (e.g., reading “St.” as “Saint” and “Street”
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